Toro Pour Homme Glace

This is an incredible value. I love the original Terre d'Hermes and the DNA, so I thought I'd give Eau Givrée a decant, and volià, another banger by Hermes, but I couldn't justify getting another expensive designer at this point, so I blind bought Glace, which was at sale at the time for just 13$. This is an insanely close clone to Givrée. My nose can detect some minor differences, especially in the opening, but my brain does get confused which is which and I cannot pinpoint them. After 15-20 minutes they smell almost identical on my skin. Glace might be a tad more mineralic and has the tiniest bit more sweetness, so Givrée has automatically a little more of that earthy vetiver note, but they are so so close. It's clearly meant to be worn around spring and summertime, but you can wear this whenever you want and should offend no one. If this smells like cleaning products to you or cat urine like one reviewer wrote, go to the doctor as soon as possible. If you like the DNA and would like to own an excellent Hermes clone on the cheap, you can't go wrong with this. No maturating needed, the fragrance just works right out of the box. As for which one I like better: Considering the price, Glace is the clear winner. Going by smell and quality alone: This is a little harder, leaning towards Glace, because it seems to have a tiny amount more "Oomph!" to it after the dry down. An absolute underrated sleeper of a fragrance that you will adore if you like the Terre D'Hermes DNA and are looking for a springtime / summertime banger.

Clone of Hermès Terre d'Hermès Eau Givrée. I liked the original Toro so much in nailing TDH profile that I figured it would be worth it. It opens with this cooling minerality and bright citron. The heart is a peppery gin and tonic as the juniper berries hit before the base of earthy vetiver woods comes through. If Toro is a very good in the high heat, this is closer to great in the high heat; it mimics the Givrée icy nature, subbing rinds for citron but is pretty close in heart and base. It lasts a decent amount of time for a high heat Summer fragrance too. Easy to love.

It doesn’t quite have the refined, high-end quality of Hermès Terre d'Hermès Eau Givrée, but it surprisingly does a fantastic job capturing the scent profile—and actually outperforms the original in longevity! Like many Arabian clone fragrances, the synthetic edge fades as it settles, making it smell even closer to the real deal over time. For 10 euros? Absolutely worth it, no question.

Exquisite stuff, zingy funky goodness. If you are a fan of TdH Eau Givree, which I certainly am, then you would love this little gem. I think Eau Givree is quite unique. The genius of Christine Nagel to achieve that minerality in the original is impossible to recreate but they have had a great go at it here. Again, if you are a fan of Eau Givree, give this a try.

Very similar to TdH eau givree. very summery,citrusy scent. in first 5-10 minutes it does come off like a mosquitto repelent pa after that it smothness down and becomes very pleasant. i did opened it right now so i will wait and see what happens in month or two... Asked 3 women friends about the smell and they all liked it. So,for now happy with my purchase.

Gin & Tonic in a perfume, screechy lemon and juniper berry with a slight sweetness in the background, amazing for summer. Some may not like the cocktail association or the metallic blast in the opening so be warned, I'd recommend it for man over 20 it's not as mature leaning as the original Terre d'Hermes. Good purchase

Nose Note #603 I had a sample of the OG, but this does not smell very similar to my nose. To me the OG was more mineralic and more vetiver. This is more citrus, but it is definately similar. Gin and tonic? Yes, it does have vibes of gin. 9.5/10, just what I like

Holy fucking citrusy freshness heaven😩

* Very good modern citrus/aromatic fougere hybrid * Good blend of citrus, herbal, woody, and light vetiver aromas * Simple but great adjustment to the original formula * Clean, crisp and refreshing scent * Great for warmer weather * Great for social occasions * Good for users of all ages * Good value * May come off as cleaning spray to some noses * Average performance Lattafa's Toro Pour Homme Glace is part of their Maison Alhambra line and a clone of Hermes' Terre d'Hermes Eau Givrée. This is a very good modern take on an aromatic fougere that pulls out the oakmoss in favor of juniper and then adds in citrus. The result is a hybrid fragrance that comes off very clean, crisp and refreshing. This is a good blend of citrus, herbal, woody, and light vetiver aromas. Most prominent are the juniper and lemon notes. The vetiver is there, but is quite toned down from the original Toro Pour Homme, allowing the citrus and herbals to shine through. They are quite strong, and could remind some users as a lemon scented cleaning product. This is a really simple but great adjustment ot he original formula that pulls it off brilliantly. IT's great for warmer weather, good for users of all ages, and great for warm weather use. Performance is average, so be prepared to overspray on first use and respray occasionally throughout the day. Good stuff. Recommended.

Pretty close clone of Eau Givree. The opening 80% there with the main difference being Eau Givree is a more rindy citrus/grapfruit smell while Glace is more of a mellowed out citrus like a grapefruit with sugar on top. After an hour they’re pretty much the same scent. Projection and sillage lasts about half as long with Glace but you can probably get away with spraying a little more to make up for it.

Gin-Tonic freshness with extra lemon. Excellent summer-scented fragrance which will not disappoint anyone with its scent or duration. Very close to OG.

Smells nothing like TDH... I really wanted to like this one as i was looking for something similar to TDH but cheaper. I can see how maybe an older guy could wear this but its not for me. Smells like an earthy rum with a slice of citrus more than anything else. If you like smelling like you're drunk driving, go ahead and buy this.

The scent is solid but it is just so weak. Unless Eau Givree is a 10/10 scent for you and you don't mind respraying, just skip this. Decent value but quite a bit worse than the real thing.

On paper this fragrance sounded perfect for me; swapping the mineral element of terre d'hermes for citrus is ideal. Fortunately I was able to try a sample of this before buying, since this honestly smells more of cat urine. I have a decent collection of Lattafa's fragrances (mostly blind-bought), and this is the first one I dislike.

This is great juice. Although I have never smelled Eau Givree, I was curious, but then I read about this one. Since it’s close I will pull the trigger on the OG. Iced lemonade with a a woody, grassy finish. Decent longevity, lower projection which suits me fine. Great for the office and spring and especially summer events. As a side note, it seems some are confusing this with being a clone of Terre Dhermes edt, not Eau Givree.

This stuff is a great clone of Eau Givree. I had the original a couple of years ago and traded it for a discontinued fragrance. Then I saw this on Amazon so I decided to take a chance. It paid off big time, smells identical and it actually performs better too. I put 6 sprays on at lunch time and I can still small it now 10 hrs later.

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Strong lemon at first, similar to Eau de Rochas. Then it turns into the original TDH, but lighter. It's ok.

Bitter Sweet lemon, Its very nice,. bought it fór 15$ Longevity is very good for a fresh scent